[gelöst] Help needed deciphering Kirchberg am Walde death record, 1833

[JPmiaou]

Quelle bzw. Art des Textes: Sterbebuch
Jahr, aus dem der Text stammt: 1833
Ort und Gegend der Text-Herkunft: Kirchberg am Walde
Namen um die es sich handeln sollte: Elisabetha Wastl

Wanderer40 found this death record for my husband's ancestor Elisabeth Wast(e)l (born Brauneis):

http://data.matricula-online.eu/de/oesterreich/st-poelten/kirchberg-am-walde/03-08/?pg=10

Matricula / Österreich / St. Pölten, rk. Diözese (Westliches Niederösterreich) / Kirchberg am Walde / Sterbebuch | 03-08 / 02-Tod_0008
1833
April 20, April 22
?? ?? Coop.
Elisabeth Wastl, ?? Wittwe des Joseph Wastl, Taglöhner allhier, geboren das Michael .... [gah!]
Nro. 74
Unverehlicht [!], Katholisch, Weiblich
75 J
... ... .... [grr]


Help??
(Usual note: I can read German just fine when it's written in actual Latin letters.)

[Anna Sara Weingart]

Hi
Her parents are Michael Brauneis and Anna Maria


Elisabeth Wastl, hinterlassene Wittwe des Joseph
Wastl, Taglöhners allhier, geboren des Michael Brau-
neis eines Zimmermeisters in Fromberg und der AM.


Her birth record in 1759:

[Anna Sara Weingart]

... Unverehlicht [!] ...

That means, she was not married at the day of her death.
That's because her husband was already dead, as we know.


She was buried at this place: "Im hiesigen Leichenhofe"

Leichenhof was an Austrian word, used in the meaning "cemetery"

[Anna Sara Weingart]

"Im hiesigen Leichenhofe" = "At the local cemetary"


CAUSE OF DEATH:
"Ist laut ärztlichen Beschau-Ausweises vom 21. April an der Lungensucht gestorben"
That means: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuberculosis

In the last column:
"Ist den 5. April mit den Heiligen Sterbsakramenten versehen worden."

[JPmiaou]

Thank you very much, Anna Sara!


(Yes, I have her birth record, but I don't need to ask about it here, because it's in honest-to-goodness Latin letters, so I can actually read it! Mostly. I can't quite figure out the godparents column, but I can live with that.)